Coralville Public Library is a printing service in Coralville, Iowa. Serving a diverse population, the library acts as a community center and a resource for leisure, knowledge, and learning. The facility provides various programs and services, including access to wireless internet, meeting room rentals for local non-profit organizations, and specialized collections.
The library houses the Iowa Writers’ Library, a 1,000-square-foot space containing approximately 800 books from former students, faculty, and graduates of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop at the University of Iowa. This collection features notable authors such as John Irving, Jane Smiley, and Rita Dove, as well as a section dedicated to Pulitzer Prize-winning works. Beyond its literary offerings, the library provides community resources such as blood pressure monitoring stations and seasonal programming like Summer Reading Challenges. The library's foundation, established in 1998, works to enhance collections and facilities through community engagement and partnerships.
Located on 5th St, the library is situated near Coralville City Hall and the Coralville Police Department. It is also a short distance from the Coralville Fire Department and 12th Avenue.
The library is recognized for providing well-documented information and resources to the community. It maintains a high standard of service, reflected in its 4.80 rating.
The Coralville Public Library serves as a vital hub for information and community connection in Coralville.